Abraham, as the first disciple, worships by building an altar. But there's more going on here than piling up stones. Abraham worships the Lord by waging war on the gods of the land he arrived in. How should this shape our own worship? Come along with us on this journey know the Lord and follow him.

In Genesis 11/12 we find the world in the throws of sin and chaos. And at this point, God does something different than He had done before. He calls a family into discipleship. God decides to fix the world through the holiness of a family. God is calling you into a new life! Will you answer that call?

This Psalm was written in exile, just when the people of God were losing hope in worldly power, and beginning to trust that God would have to do something different. They asked God for more of Him.

David wrote this Psalm in the aftermath of taking another man wife, then having him killed and then covering it up like nothing happened. You may not see yourself in this story, but self absorption leads to blindness so how could you? 4 simple words helped David to see himself for who he really was. We pray they will help you also to see that "you are the man" in this story of being blinded by sin, and that it would bring you to repentance.

Many men have used this passage to exploit women, children, and justify slavery. To exert power over people in the name of God. This passage, however, is about giving up power. We pray this sermon on Colossians 3 will draw you closer to the Lord.

The Apostle Paul digs deep into Christian life. Paul want you to see that there's nothing in your life that Christ does not change. Because Christ IS your life!

Paul's message to the Colossian Church couldn't be more timely. The church in North America is sleepwalking its way into the occult. More Christians than ever before are looking outside the gospel for peace, meaning, and deliverance. They're looking to crystals, palm readers, horoscopes, astrology, etc. And they're opening a door to the demonic in their lives that will destroy them.

The people of God are forgetting what they believe about Jesus. So the Apostle Paul sings over them.

This Easter we look at the resurrection from a different perspective. When Jesus resurrects Lazarus, He is really communicating His love for us! Find out how, in this captivating sermon on John 11.

Some people spend their entire life looking for "home", a life you build for yourself that's safe and secure. But Jesus wants us to see that instead of making a "home" here, He want's us to follow Him. When we follow "The Way" then we will truly find "Life".

The Door is connected to the Garden. The Door is connected to the Holy of Holies. And now Jesus says "I Am The Door". What does this mean? How should it shape our lives? We have to dive in a little deeper to fully understand what Jesus is telling us in John 10. Come with us on a journey into what Jesus means when He say... "I Am.....

In John 8 Jesus says "I Am The Light of the world". The Light of the World came to a people so used to living in darkness that when He stood right in front of them in the flesh. They called Him a liar and they put Him to death. Have you become used to living in darkness? How would you even know? Find out in this sermon from John 8 & 9.

God calls his people to go. In Acts 10 we see how missions isn’t just about changing the lives of others, it’s also a means by which Jesus changes us. In missions we are joining Christ in the work he is doing in the world for the life of the world.

At Redeemer our mission is to live for the glory of Christ and the life of the world. But what exactly is the glory of Christ? As we kick off this sermon series we focus on how we want the significance of Christ to be the center of everything we do at Redeemer Rockwall.

Change is hard and not easy to come by. Most often we go about change by reinventing ourselves or not thinking about change at all. But God is not interested in reinventing you or keeping you the same. He wants to remake you from the inside out.

Jesus is the God that doesn't meet our expectations, but he is doing so much more. The season of Advent addresses our expectations of Jesus and reconnects us with how God moves in our lives.

Advent reminds us of our poverty. Our spiritual condition is one that is bankrupt before God and we are helpless except for his kindness and generosity towards us. The Advent Season is the reminder that our God is generous beyond measure, he sent us a King that would take on flesh and rescue his people. Yet, we often continue to live in the poverty of our own autonomy, instead of submitting our lives to our King.

Esther 4 is one of the most epic passages in the Old Testament. We see a radical transformation in Esther as she goes from being a complicated bride to a consecrated queen. Her transformation and courage stem from her decision to consecrate and devote her life to God and God transformed her to be used in her time and her place.

Esther is one of the most misunderstood characters in the Bible. Most think she is either a victim, a coward, or a sellout. The author of Esther gives us a complicated and compromised view of Esther. But those typical views of Esther look at her in isolation from the rest of the grand story of God. Maybe we should ask what does God think of Esther and what does he think of us?

The devil is real, and he's at work. Waiting for just the right moment to attack. He is patient, motivated, personal, and he seeks to devour you. The Lord's Prayer shows us that this life is a battle, and this prayer is how we prepare for that battle!